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Iptables is an extremely flexible firewall utility built for Linux operating systems. Whether you’re a novice Linux geek or a system administrator, there’s probably some way that iptables can be a great use to you. Read on as we show you how to configure the most versatile Linux firewall.

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The user-space application program iptables allows configuring the tables provided by the Linux kernel firewall, as well as the chains and rules it stores.

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